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An Alarm Is Sounded

By Lydia Castillo | July 22, 2001 - 12:00am

We would like to sound an alarm, a call for the government to monitor prices of prime commodities, basically food stuff. When the rains come, vegetable prices shoot up and now that the peso is sliding, some sectors...

Starweek Magazine